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It would be a civil matter. No prosecution. But your tool, under your control (you're the operator and responsible for monitoring it) damaged their property, im
by pbhjpbhj 2mo ago
It would be a civil matter. No prosecution. But your tool, under your control (you're the operator and responsible for monitoring it) damaged their property, imo you'd be liable. You could in turn sue the manufacturer.
Though I'm sure there are 'arbitration clauses' to inhibit you from suing, they may not be legal where you are.